Making Patches


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Store bought patches are usually thick and stiff. You can make a softer fusible patch with lining material and fusible webbing. Fuse one side of the webbing to large scrap of lining material and have it ready so all you have to do is cut out the correct size and iron it on.

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9/18/2006 9:14:31 PM
sherry reeves said:

yes im looking for some patches to sew for a company and have them send to me so i can do the sewing from my home. 116 fagen elton road crossett arkansas 71635. 870-364-9475

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